I’ve been doing the number 5. Well the voices did go away which has me very worried. Not sure what those bastards are up too.
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I’ve been doing the number 5. Well the voices did go away which has me very worried. Not sure what those bastards are up too.
Did a single track ride up to the ridge behind my farm. Found some new trails and got rerouted due to downed trees.
This was a safe place to stop and take a photo but normally you can see Mt Adams, Mt. St. Helens and Mt Rainer from here.
Sections of the ridge gets eroded by the wind and is a little scary with all the rocks and steep sides. A sign was broken and one of them said no motorized vehicles but we couldn’t tell which one. That is the first time I seen a trail marked for real reasons! It was series of switch backs down a 50 plus degree slope. The corners were so sharp we had to lay our bikes down and drag the rear around while holding the front brake. Pretty sure goats are afraid to take that trail, less than a foot wide.
I guess you only live once
other than that it was good to get ouy
The woman of my dreams, doggystyle!!!!
Chloroform can be made from bleach and acetone but its not as simple as mixing the two together.
Pacific Northwest single track...... doesn't get much better.View attachment 7315520View attachment 7315521
Did a single track ride up to the ridge behind my farm. Found some new trails and got rerouted due to downed trees.
This was a safe place to stop and take a photo but normally you can see Mt Adams, Mt. St. Helens and Mt Rainer from here.
Sections of the ridge gets eroded by the wind and is a little scary with all the rocks and steep sides. A sign was broken and one of them said no motorized vehicles but we couldn’t tell which one. That is the first time I seen a trail marked for real reasons! It was series of switch backs down a 50 plus degree slope. The corners were so sharp we had to lay our bikes down and drag the rear around while holding the front brake. Pretty sure goats are afraid to take that trail, less than a foot wide.
I guess you only live once
other than that it was good to get ouy
That's a big front butt
legally it would requires a class A to tow over 10k
but the vans not rated to tow that much
the trailer probably is over max weight
probably no lights on the camper
doubles/triples endorsement
no health card
etc,etc,etc
Which is why I cant understand why no license is required... oh well
Usually a Class A is required for a trailer over 10000 lbs if crossing a state line for commercial purposes, i.e. for hire. I don't think this is a "for hire" situation.
Exceeding the GCW of the towing vehicle......maybe, and possibly some other violations. Meth in there somewhere?
Not tanks... Self Propelled artillery. Paladin's Maybe? Not sure. They won't let me have any decent post-ww2 artillery... so I don't have much interest in them ;-)
And I don't think they are 'silencers' so much as testing rigs. Doing everything from photography to testing overpressure, brake efficiency, etc. Willing to bet those chambers are wired up like the Voyager space probe to measure everything.
That doesn't mean it's not a good meme!!!
Cheers,
Sirhr
It is a 109g. They are silencers. In Germany. $100,000.
This is what a silencer for artillery looks like
The US also has silencers for 105 mm and 120 mm cannons.
www.google.com Annnddd.. I learned something!It is a 109g. They are silencers. In Germany. $100,000.
This is what a silencer for artillery looks like
The US also has silencers for 105 mm and 120 mm cannons.
Thanks!
Reminds me of my favorite pick up line.
"Excuse me, does this rag smell like chloroform"?
I've been the first man in on poo flingers. Have to wear medical gowns over the riot gear. It's pretty much a given that the inmate is leaving via ambulance if we have to deal with that shit.
Ha! That's from my home town, North Bay, Ontario. The funnier part is the local bible association that is literally right next to the joint.
